I’m not fond of splitting the screen in two but there are two exceptions to that: the opening credits of The Persuaders, and the scene in Goncharov where we see Sofia’s driving from above on the left and talking about the current state of the naples mafia in the right.
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"objectively physically attractive but in possession of negative rizz" is one of my favorite character concepts. i think it's so great when there's an absurdly hot person who's just a complete fucking loser. the mood is unsalvageable the moment they open their mouth kind of deal. you get no bitches because you're so sucks.
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FILMSZERÉSZ TOP 100 TÉVÉSOROZAT - 98. Minden lében két kanál
Nem is kellett más mondania a bemondónak a 70-es, 80-as években, csak azt, hogy akkor most jön kedves nézőink Roger Moore és Tony Curtis!
És Pistike se ugrált tovább az ágyon a csíkos pizsamában (ha még egyáltalán ébren lehetett az esti főműsoridőben, hisz a TV Maci már aludni küldte), apa addigra gondosan kitöltötte a sört, anya kezében ott volt a nagytányéron a sajtos ropogós. A tévékkel felszerelt kocsmákban meg ütögették a készülék tetejét, hogy mire megjönnek a nagy művészek, ne fusson a kép.
A Minden lében két kanál két főszereplője különösen kedves a magyarok szívének: Tony Curtis leginkább származása okán volt kiemelten népszerű (meg hát, mert kurva nagy sztár volt), Roger Moore pedig az egyik első nyugati csillag volt a Magyar Televízió képernyőjén. Hisz Simon Templar nyomozásait a kinti premierhez képest szocialista viszonylagossággal korán megvették és sugározták. (Bond-filmjeit csak a rendszerváltozással láthattuk törvényes forrásból.)
Imádták hazánkban a Minden lében két kanalat.
És ezt is elég korán megvették. Lehet azért is, mert nyugaton (különösen Amerikában) nem volt kiugró siker. Az USA-ban például ráküldték a rettentően sikeres Mission: Impossible-epizódokra. És az nem volt jó ötlet. Nem is lett belőle második évad, sőt, ez az egy is mindenféle vágatban és sorrendben lézengett a világ képernyőin. Nagyon lehet szeretni, a főcímzene a faszaságok faszasága, a két elegáns playboy nagyszerű. A humora kicsit modoros, de még annak is van patinája. Egyszerűen cool. A magyar szinkron meg annyira zseniális, hogy amikor a 90-es években új szinkront akartak csinálni Láng József és Sztankay István nélkül, majdnem utcára mentek a nézők. Nem viccelek. Gyakorlatilag megvétózták a cserét. Aztán persze maradt Láng és Sztankay. A két zseni.
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this disability pride month, stop making jokes about people in wheelchairs standing up or walking.
can I stand and walk? sure, for a short while and with pain. the consequences for trying to be out all day without a wheelchair are that I'll be in bed for the rest of the week, too tired and in too much pain to move.
but the government won't give me my own wheelchair because they have the same attitude as these jokes - I can stand up, so I don't need one. exercise is good for you, you should walk!
it keeps me trapped in the house, unable to do anything more than short stints anywhere without borrowing or hiring a wheelchair - one that causes me pain to sit in and relies on someone to push me (usually with difficulty), because they're not going to have a high-end chair for that sort of thing.
it's not a miracle that a wheelchair user can stand or walk. it's something we should aspire to see more often.
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"How come you never talk to me about sports?"
It's late in the afternoon on a lazy Sunday, and they're just curled up on the couch together. Eddie's got a book in one hand, and he's carding the fingers of his other through Steve's hair. Steve's got the sports pages from the morning paper in his lap, and he's looking through it idly.
He stops when he hears Eddie's question, though, cranes his neck back to look at him.
"Huh?"
"How come you never talk about sports? I just realised I don't even know what teams you support." Eddie dog-ears his book and sets his book aside as he asks.
Steve frowns. "But… you don't care about sports. Like, at all. Why would I bore you by talking about it?"
"Are you bored when I talk about D&D?” Eddie asks, hand stilling in Steve’s hair. Steve shakes his head. “I tell you about my sessions all the time. I tell you about the books I'm reading and music shit, and you always listen to me. You don't really care about any of that stuff, either."
Steve shakes his head. "Yeah, but that’s different,” he tries to argue.
“How so?”
Steve wracks his brain for the words to describe it. “I like listening to you talk about D&D because you get so excited. I like hearing you talk about something you care about."
Eddie smiles and kisses Steve’s forehead. He looks almost smug, like he’s won a debate Steve hadn’t even realised he was part of.
"So let me ask again. Why don't you talk about sports more?"
Steve is quiet, staring at nothing in the distance as he puts the pieces together.
"I never... Nobody ever.... I mean, except Lucas, but Robin and Dustin always rolled their eyes when I made references to it, so..."
Eddie cups Steve’s face and looks him in the eye. "Tell me something."
"What?"
"I don't know. What's the drama right now? How's your team doing in the league or the championship or whatever it's called? Tell me about the last game you saw on TV! I wanna hear you talk about your interests, too."
Steve feels warmth burst in his chest as he sets the newspaper aside.
Eddie leans back against the couch, watching fondly as he listens. Steve is hesitant at first, stumbling over his words. A little voice in the back of his head keeps tripping him up, telling him Eddie doesn't care about any of this and you're boring him, wrap it up.
Every time he lets the voice win, though, every time he stops talking, trails off, or tries to change the topic to something Eddie might enjoy more, Eddie asks him a question.
"What does that rule mean?"
"How does team selection even work?"
"What would your dream line-up look like right now?"
And Steve answers. And Eddie listens.
When Eddie finally runs out of questions, Steve's surprised by how happy he is.
"You're really cute when you talk about sports, you know that right? Your face lights up with it."
Steve leans in and kisses Eddie. "I love you."
"Love you too, babe. I really do."
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